Large and rustic spot, located on the ground floor of a residence.

Lawn field of the Sporting Clube Olhanense, open in 1984. It has covered seats, changing rooms and artificial light.

This is one of the Euro 2004 stadiums that was not built from scratch, but had remodeling works. Thus, the stadium's capacity increased from 11,000 seats to 23,000 seats, in three new covered stands, with the support infrastructure below them. Designed by the architect Tomás Taveira, the stadium has an undulating roof that allows you to see the imposing Castle of Leiria.

Stadium with a capacity for 7000 seats, with three covered countertops and a discovery.

Recinto desportivo onde joga o Atlético CP.

Recinto desportivo onde joga o SC Salgueiros.

Campo de futebol pertencente ao Futebol Clube Barreirense.

Planed by the architect Tomás Taveira, this complex is characterized by the coloured façades and stands and has capacity for 30 thousand people. It has four giant screens so that no detail will escape the sharp eye of the supporter. It also has a building designated to several other spaces such as changing room, medical centre, anti-doping control room, heating area, four gymnasiums, Press area, living-room, bar, panoramic restaurant and other structures meant for the companies.

The Estádio Cidade de Coimbra was born of the remodeling of the Estadio Municipal de Coimbra. The previous 15 thousand seats were 30 thousand in the new stadium. This refurbishment, by António Monteiro, U-shaped countertops are open about the hillside to the North of the city. Beyond the turf field designed for football matches and rugby, has a lead officer of athletics, two heating rooms, two gyms, classrooms for combat sports and an athletics track inside. This space is also prepared to host various events.

Football stadium of Vitória de Setúbal club, founded in 1910, with 15457 seats.